Maths
Dear Student ,
First of all, you haven't mentioned any college/Institutes name in your query. Without that , it is not possible for me to answer your question properly.
Now come to the second question,
Yes, Maths is a mandatory subject for B,Sc CS . In this course , you
Dear aspirant,
As you mentioned that you are weak in mathematics and you want to pursue computer science engineering so let me tell you that to pursue engineering you have deal with mathematics. You need to some how cope up with it.
The chapters which you should be fluent are
See if you wish to go for the jobs then reading your core course well will be sufficient and having concepts regarding the Macroeconomics and Microeconomics will help you to get a job. Don't worry.
Now if you wish to go for further studies, then see both the courses can
Sadly there are no previous year's question papers available for CUET since it is a new exam conducted by NTA. This exam will be held for the first time this year. The exam conducting body has however released notification and prescribed the syllabus for the exam along with the paper
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For your reference,
JAC Delhi eligibility criteria is different for
Hello Aspirant,
Yes their is a subject in BBA known as Business mathematics and statistics. It is about mathematical and statistical models used in business. The mathematical portion of this subject is calculus.
List of some BBA subject:-
Principle of managements
Introduction to operation research
business economics
Financial & management
Hello aspirant,
As you said, your overall percentage is 76.2% which is good. Next year NTA may remove the 75% eligibility criteria but you are free from it because of getting above of criteria. So it totally depends on you, if you have not prepared well this year you can
Hello Tarang, at 84 percentile your CRL rank would be around 163680 - 184000, (acc. to the rank predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor/result ) which is a moderate score, so at this rank it is a bit tough to secure admissions at NITs, BITS and a few other CFTIs. However you can surely
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Hope you're doing well. You need to first have a clear idea regarding your field of interest. If you're good at both maths and bio then there's no harm in giving both neet & jee but you should know in which line you actually want to pursue your career.
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